After reading your article of “Tech Briefs” I must first congratulate you, for this excellent job. This pilot plan is an excellent experience for architects and clients, in this case the judges. Living the project in 3D, as real, is one of many excellent tools that technology offers for to improve the quality of architectural design.
By working with a client, we generally only have the opportunity to present our project with 2D floors plans and maybe some render shows different perspectives to give a visualization of the project. Now imagine sitting as in a movie theater with red-and-green 3D glasses, and walk through the project. Is not is fascinating? Being able to work closely with customers, spatiality feel and know how to behave in light, sound, color. I’m sure that from now on the architectonic projects will become more fascinating, functional, spatially pleasing, and nearly perfect.
Dear Alan Joch:
After reading your article of “Tech Briefs” I must first congratulate you, for this excellent job. This pilot plan is an excellent experience for architects and clients, in this case the judges. Living the project in 3D, as real, is one of many excellent tools that technology offers for to improve the quality of architectural design.
By working with a client, we generally only have the opportunity to present our project with 2D floors plans and maybe some render shows different perspectives to give a visualization of the project. Now imagine sitting as in a movie theater with red-and-green 3D glasses, and walk through the project. Is not is fascinating? Being able to work closely with customers, spatiality feel and know how to behave in light, sound, color. I’m sure that from now on the architectonic projects will become more fascinating, functional, spatially pleasing, and nearly perfect.
Yunuwy Verde.
Caracas, Venezuela.